Show SALT LAKE TRIBUNE FRIDAY MORNINGL DECEMBER 14 C of C Urged To ‘Speed Up’ Smoke Cure 4 1936 Children Get All of Staff - Dental Help In NeWiTerm Agency Supplies Aid in Santa Stages Dress Rehearsal at Rarty " r Announcement Made bn Merrill Says — Stokers— Qcan — Fuel Apostle Will Solve " Problem by Attorney ter to Arthur McFarlane chairman ” of the chamber of commerce smokeless city commission “Smokeless fuel burned in every furnace in Salt Lake City or the use of the automatic stoker will make the city practically smokeless” his letter sets forth “Why not pass an ordinance tomorrow and give the people 90 days in which to make the adjustments? Why monkey any more with this question?” he asked To Attend Meet As a result of the request Mr McFarlane has invited Dr Merrill and City Commissioner ' William Murdoch to the meeting of the chamber’s committee Friday at ? 22 15— —- —' Commissioner Murdoch’s plan of assigning workers from other city departments to be smoke inspectors on part time came in for criticism from Mr McFarlane Thursday rho believes the plan impractical "City employes with other duties Will find it difficult to accomplish much in the way of smoke inspection on part time” he said Suggests Plan - ‘if these workers aren't needed In their own departments why not lay them off and uee the money saved to employ some real smoke inspectors who will have smoke abatement work as their only ac— tivity?” of six- - city workers Who have been doing smoke inspec tion work during the past three days are “doing a good job” Commissioner Murdoch sbld Thursday night He declared that he intends to forego another appointment in order to attend thg meeting of the smokeless city committee and tajce part in the discussion of the imporThe-grou- tant -- - Of Autoist Delayed — — George W Grlmsdell 32 charged with drunken driving was given until Friday to plead to the charge when the case was called Thursday before Police Judge Reva Beck Bosone Grlmsdell was arrested Wednesday night' at Broadway and ’ Fourth East street ‘ A continuance of the case— of John T Ellerbeck 33 charged with driving-w- as granted "until December 28 The case was continued after a question came up as to whether the city ordinance conforms to the new state traffic -and-run code the Auerbach Santa Claus distributes anniversary company employes at the seventy-secon- d Christmas party Thursday Miss Luzon Sondrup center and - Miss Kay Robbins two of the company employes at the party were pictured when they “inveigled” Santa into a “dress rehearsal” of the bonus distribution (Story page 30) to Death Claims LDS Worker Defendant in Mail Fraud Suit Takes Stand in Own Behalf Claude R Green of Ogden took the witness stand in his own behalf Thursday In federal district ' court as the mail fraud case in which he is defendant went into its fourth day Green is accused of --operating a scheme in Ogden three years ago by which he planned to holders of building and loan certificates It was brought out in coiirtV Thursday that he handled certificates with a face value of about 50000 and had received approximately $22oCo for them He had taken over the stock having power of attorney in order to Invest the proceeds in other ventures and thus realize enough to pay back a reasonable value to the holders he told J udge— Tillma- n- D Johnson- - on 1 - -- K of P Will Install New Lodge Officers New officers of Calanthe Myrtle lodge No1 Knights of Pythias will be Installed at the closing meeting of the year December 30 officers announced Thursday The new leaders chosen Wednes day night are Ralph Bodney chan cellor commander W L Rotman vice chancellor William Becker-ma- n prelate Edward L Butterfield master of work John Ayre keeper of records and sealsr Jack Adams master of finanoe William Davis master of the exchequer Willie Green master of arms Harold Nourse inner guard and Enyl Van Dell outer guard’ Y Police Report Suspect Identified as Robber — and all Walter McKinley 28' being held In the county jail on a robbery charge Thursday was identified by Jack owner of “Jack’s Place” Pagnanelli grocery - store— 84- 1- West - Fourth South street as a bandit who robbed him of 12 on November 14 it was ' reported by police Pagnanelli who failed to report the robbery until Thursday Said he identified McKinley by a ' picture published in a local newspaper McKinley perpetrated theobbery by use of a note demanding 12 in cash police said He also has been identified by several other robbery victims the officers added' these big features oreign Tuning System: Color Dial Inclined Sounding Board Time Control Concert Grand Speaker Glowing Beam Tuning Range Indicator four old rtdlM traded la duriuf I this XmM trade la iMda Offer will -- le turned ever to the Salt Lake Riks Lodre No BA which will lletrlbute them fam-llie- a to— needy 7 3 Tuning Ranges 18 Tuned Circuits - — PIIILCO-- All that anyone could ash for in a radio 1937 1 Special Xmas Offer ' 1 iitruti "OFFER IIMITED TaTRODEt DOWN PAY MENT Can Yon Answer These Questions? 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Why cutting does not remove the cause? t Conferences in Washington D C between western sugar beet growers and processors held under auspices of the AAA were concluded Friday without any hgreement being reached the News Service reported1 The AAA announced however that both groups are remaining Wallace Tells Russia there tor further informal meetings Experiences to Club in an effort to settle the current twothefaccontroversy- betweenImpressions gained during a retions'' cent trip to Russia were recited by Walter T Pyper secretary of the William R Wallace vice president Utah-Idah- o Sugar company and J of the' Utah Oil Refining company Ft Rawlins! president of the Utah at a dinner meeting of the High Sugar Beet Growers' association Twelvsj dub at the Masonic temple are attending the conferences from Thursday night Utah S Marthakis club president The growers are seeking an P at the dinner meeVng presided agreement under which they will Principal Fred D Keeler of the t of the proceeds from West get 60 high school Introduced the sugar 'beet sales with the proc: — essors taking 40 the dispatch said speaker In the past the two groups have but before the supreme split court ruled the A A A act invalid the growers got a processing tax amounting to 60 cents a ton Inter-nation‘ ' - per-cen- 50-5- — Engineer Stricken Simon Jacobson 45 metallurgical engineer : for the International Smelting and Refining company who suffered a heart attack tion by hospital Thursday night attendants DOGond late ON THE tviih BLUE BLAZE Goal Ga II Was 6ji Agents tot SENTINEL STOKERS HEM-ROl- Terms - h : ' j ' and PREPARED STOKER COAL BLUE BLAIE C0ALC0S1 Now Owned and Operated by SUGARHOU5E COAL CO “LOBB’S ON THE JOB” ’ HY 2520 TI WAS Mrs Matilda Egbert Davis 78 widow of Edwin Wooley Davis died ' of causes incident to age at her home 575 North Redwood Cuj®u® road Thursday at 3:40 a ro Mrs Davis was born June 5 1858 in Salem to Jo sepb and Mary Caroline Allred Egbert Her father was with the surveying party of Orson Pratt that entered the Salt Lake valley July 22 1847 two days before the pioneers She was Mrs Davie active in L D S church work and was the’ first church organist in the Center L D S ward Surviving are four aons Joseph E Howard A Albert H and Frank C Davis all of Salt Lake City 24 grandchildren a brother George Egbert Preston Idaho and one sister Miss Carilla Egbert Salt Lake City Funeral services will be conducted Sunday at 2 p m in the Center L D S ward chapel by Bishop Cob rad Stutznegger Burial will be in the City cemetery Christmas Lights Fund ‘Drive Opened by Lions MURRAY— A drive for funds to decorate the business district with Christmas lighting was started Wednesday by members of the Murray Lions club' Christmas lighting committee Dr F E' Boucher: chairman of the committee- - said 'business men will be asked to contribute to fund to defray the expense of arranging’ the displays Plans call for the placing of a lighted Christmas tree on top of each light pole a in the business district Other committee members are Mayor G R- - Berger Ed Hoffman and Carter Grsq' V ' Ill ALL the other 'new 1937 cars look good V4iuflti! they run up against the appeal of the exciting new 1937 Studebafeer! With its gleaming “winged victory” front steel body that glistens in end its a paint finish twelve coats deep the 1937 Studebaker easily tops the best the rest of the — motor car industry has been Community Chest 'r A luncheon for Community Chest able to offer in smartness! workers will be given af the Hotel It’s a sweetheart of a car in m Utah at 12:10 air-curv- -- turning effort of parking! Its clutch pedal actuates an automatic hill holder to keep— you from rolling back when you stop' on an upgrade! Its windshield neve frosts or outside— thanks to the firstdual warm air defroster ever built into a car! And what a sweetheart this New 1937 Studebaker is in economy! Gas and o’it savings That by ojficial proof crowd and yften beat the records of the innovations and conven- lowest 'priced cars! iences too! Its doors close-- stay closed - BANCROFT GARAGE - — Bancroft IrUha Bl'SH MOTOR COMPANY Pocatello Idaho FISHER SERVICE STATION f PI? Nev EARL - Low-insuran- ce Tates! 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That there is congestion of blood in beginning at 9:30 a m the lower bowel— the veins flabby the Lions Club parts llfelesa? Do you know that Thera la a harm-le- u The Lions club has scheduled a internal remedy for itching bleed- dinner meeting at the Hotel Utah ing or protruding pile discovered by- at 6:15 i p m J 8 Leonhardt known as HEM— ID that is guaranteed? — — — — Exchange Club -- — — banishes piles by removW C ' Mathews will be guest ing the cause It stimulates the In the lower bowel— drive out of the tha thick Impure blood i and restores speaker at a dinner meeting the affected parts Exchange club at the ' American Is so successful in even Linen Supply company 33 East fhe most etubhorn cases that Sehramm-Jnhnso- n Sixth South street at 6:30 p m Pav Leu Drug Stores Owl pru Co and all good druggists advise TownsenS Club evtyy sufferer to gets bottle of Townsend club No 2 is sponsorTablets today— take them aa directed— then If not completely ing a dance at 8:30 p m at 323 V resulta-you- r' back money — South State street --(Advertisement) HEM-ROI- 7 Negotiations " -- bonus-checks'- ' Ends Capitol' ParleyUndcF"Aus)ices"of-AAWith Representatives Remaining for for problem Tipsy Driving Plea jf -- Thousands Salt -- LakeTCity children during the 12 months from November 1 1935 to October 31 1936 said “thank you"’ to dentist and left without a hill to payj Nor did their parents await the first of the month fbr the dentist’s statement The youngsters were patients of the Dental Service society on of tne 21 social welfare 'agencies for whose Chest workers are now seeking sustaining subscriptions— Their treatment had been a part of the child care program of the chest and It ' supported agencies Aid In Time Founded In the tradition that a child must be aided in time of stress and misfortune the society has played a prominent role in safeguarding the health of children by preventive measures Official reports show that during the 12 months it made 5629 fillings on children’s teeth performed 2237 extractions and gave 628 dental treatments Prophylaxis In treatments numbered 923preventive Dentists furnishing the service to Salt Lake City children are selected Lake County Dental by he-Salt association A committee from that organization supervises the dental work performed Children are treated at the society offices in eupport-Communit- ' v 7 A Many Cases January 4 he anounced Thursday The deputies alipf whom -- have been with Mr Chez for the past four years are John D Rice and S D Huffaker of Salt Lake City Grover A Giles of Fillmore and Zelph S Calder of VefnaL The' three regular stenographers in the office also will be retained for thf new1 term They are Miss Elizabeth Leggat of Salt Lake City Miss Kathryn McCool of Ogden and Miss Emma Foster of Cedar City In addition to general assignments the deputies have ' handled legal wbrk for state departments as Mr Rice' public service follows: commission and legislature Mr Huffaker land board and road commission' Mr Giles state engineer industrial commission and tax commission Mr Calder state board of education and department of registration It is understood that members-eleof the legislature are prepar-in- g a bill for introduction at the the Neighborhood House January session which would consolidate all legal work of the state Family Gives Aid departments and Institutions in the The family of Mrs J E Bamattorney general’ office' If such a berger Walker’s lane Holladay has measure should be enacted it would contributed largely to the support of course necessitate an enlarge- of the society during the past sew ment of the attorney general’s feral years through subscription to staff the Community Cheat annual campaigns Appeal leaders announced Thursday that their contribution this Acacia Lodge Picks of year will defray one-ha- lf society-upkeeduring the com-- g I in Officers Year year Officers of the society are: Dr R C Dalgleish Dr president Wilfred R Carter was elevated to be worshipful master of the Acacia Harry R Nordberg treasurer and Miss Martha Irvine Dilodge No 17 F and A M at the rectors are Dr K Wsecretary Merrill Dr annual lodge election meeting Samuel G Paul Miss H Peterson Thursday night at the Masonic Mrs A R Curtis and Mrs Helen temple He succeeds A C Inman Other lodge officers elected in- Mldgley clude Warren R4 Tyler senior Plane Business Gains warden Byon C Johnson junior warden B R Howell treasurer November passenger business for Dr Dee D Stockman secretary United Air Lines originating out of and Lincoln G Kelly trustee Salt Lake City was 161 per cent The installation of officers will better than for November 1935 be conducted at the temple Decem- S R Newman district traffic manber 17 ager said Thursday ct p- Dr Merrill also will be at the meeting he has informed Mr Mc-- ’ Farlane along with the special smokeless city committee from the women’s chamber of commerce headed by Mrs A C Lund General All four of the deputies of Attorney General Joseph Che will be retained during the new term of the attorney general beginning on Action instead of "this eternal investigating’’ in curbing Salt Lake City’s smoke evil was recommended Thursday by Dr Joseph F Mer-ri- ll of the council of twelve apostles of the L D S church in a let- "7 Reteiitionbf "Helpers BeetGfowers Processors reement ' Uf AH ARROWHEAD HOTEL GARAGE St George Utah ' ' TRAHER GARAGE : Rock Springs Wyo ' ' jUTAH AUTO A IMPLEMENT CO: Tremonton Utah UTAH AUTO A IMPLEMENT CO BrlehSlVi Clfy Utah W1NSCHELL-MOOR- E Idaho Falls BUCHANAN Idaho - MOTOR — — A COMPANY Blarkfoot Idaho GROVER MOTOR COMPANY r— Rexburg Idaho BUCK WEAVER Jackson Wyo j" 7 SERVICE CORNER St Anthony Idaho J EUGENE FORDHAM Sandy Utah ‘ M D NAYLOR Richfield Utah CO — — al |